Is it programmable. I want to control power and volume only on a Bose Lifestyle T20 system.
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Unfortunately, it is not programmable. Where you last had volume set is where it will be when you next turn it on.
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So far just a ordinary turn on turn off devise, does not look like would program....guess you need to go to bose with your questions
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If you have application initialized, yes. Volume, pause, forward , back. My Pilates teacher uses it to control music in studio.
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Not the 48 but the 30 series i think. Just so everybody knows, bose units are capable of IR control, but they are set to RF from factory with issued RF remotes. They never tell anybody because they want you to buy those ridiculous remotes over and over again. Go into your bose system setup (on tv screen) and find the remote or control setup. It may be called IR control. Can't remember, it was a while ago i did this. The unit can be set for RF control, IR control, or can be used to emit IR from an emitter port in the rear of unit if you wished to use the factory remote to control other items. Set to IR control. When setting up the harmony, type in "Bose Lifestyle 48". It gets more complicated and frustrating when setting up zone 2 if you have one. You'd type in "Bose Lifestyle 48 (zone 2)". Also, the lifestyle systems are listed as "mini-systems"...(sorry, bose doesn't make "REAL" systems--hey had to get my bose jab in there somewhere!) the harmony software uses this for all your different functions and that works very well. Good luck. It's a little tricky to get to work correctly with the multi-zone control. If you have only one zone, you should be all set.
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It is a power saver built into the unit for no activity. Did you turn off the speakers in the tv setup? If not you are suppose to.Purchase a Logitech Harmony Remote that will control, startup and all functions of all units, tv, blue ray, and Bose with one power up button.
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Yes it does, in the audio playback section of the setup menu (if I remember correctly), under variable or fixed output, select VARIABLE, this will allow you to control the volume from the remote.
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Its not programable, it comes with preset settings and yes it will stay on the same setting it was on before it is turned off or died
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The system does have volume control, but you can not control individual speakers. So yes, you can adjust the volume
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The remote will work only if the amplifier is connected to a Bose V25/V35 sound system.The main Bose system controls the amplifier (Power on/off, Volume up/down, Source input).Without the Bose sound system you cannot use the remote control with this amplifier.
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Yes you can control the volume but you still have the issue where the amplifier in your car system might not sounds as "full" if the iOS volume is turned down (due to amplitude compression). Best results are if you keep your iOS on full volume and the car audio system system is used for moderation.
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Yea, there is a control bar that you can adjust volume, change songs, answer calls and power the device on and off. You can even prompt Siri with the control. It works really well. They are spendy, but work great!
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depends which model you have. there is a round knob behind the base ,if you want to call it the speaker ,turn it to increase or decrease base. if I were an engineer I could have designed a more friendly user system and have a on , off switch on the system instead of on the remote control only. if you loose that small remote your system is inoperable.
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If I'm not mistaken, Bose uses RF to control thier units not IR. This remote is IR. You won't get RF universal remotes unless you spend $$$$
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Yes. I have that system and never learned the big remote functions (only needed vol, on/off). Friend has the same system and their remote is the smaller one. Brought hers to my house first and was very happy when it worked. There's only volume up/down, mute, and on/off. And I could not believe the price. Feel safe buying it for your Bose CineMate.
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No. The volume cannot be controlled. It is weak and only fair quality. Volume would have to be regulated by primary device (phone). Yes, the speaker is disabled when other output used.
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Unfortunately no. The volume is only controllable by your portable music device's volume levels.
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Although I have never done it because I sit close enough to control the volume manually, the remote does have the buttons on it to do it, so it can be done, the biggest problem is the battery run time, and the external battery pack they sell with plug will not fit in the charging plug.
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I had an old lifestyle 40 system that used an RF remote control. I had to by an adapter box (I forget the vendor's name, but you can find it by doing a google search "bose lifestyle 40 harmony remote RF" or something like that). The box is a small plastic thing that converts IR signals from your remote to RF that the bose can receive.